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Journal №6 for 2013 г.
Article in number:
Drug development based on poly-lactic and poly-glycolic acids and their use in therapy
Keywords: biodegradable polymers PLGA sustained release polymer nanoparticles
Authors:
A.V. Semakov
Abstract:
The review briefly describes progress in PLA / PLGA-based advanced drug delivery systems. Macroform have found application in cases of necessity prolonged release of drugs and maintain their concentration in the therapeutic range, nanoforms use in the treatment of neoplasms, tuberculosis, brain disorders.
Pages: 30-34
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